@The901Strong

Former Chairman of the Shelby Democratic Party and lifelong advocate for the best damn city on the planet- Memphis!

 Memphis, TN
Joined January 2018
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Join our movement to bring better representation to Tennesee's 9th district! Donate at secure.actblue.com/donate/th…
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When the President quotes your college cheer to inspire the nation... #IBelieveThatWeWillWin
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Replying to @JasonSmith929
@JasonSmith929 @JohnMartin929 miss my soph year when I saw O'Kelly, Harris, Bradford, Snap, Moody/Rosser, London, & Bam all play in person. 90's in Memphis was crazy.
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Forgot about Grice.
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Thanks for all of your support! While we weren’t successful, I am proud of our campaign and its message of economic growth. I will continue to work on the issues of economic empowerment for the people of Memphis in every form and look forward to future opportunities to serve.
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We lost two soldiers by the names of John Lewis and C.T. Vivian. Rest in heaven and gentleman, we have the watch.
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Memphis cannot afford to keep ignoring its problems. Corey Strong is committed to addressing the problems and being the economic champion that the 9th District deserves.
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"Memphis has ruthlessly squandered our greatest resource, which is the Black community." tri-statedefender.com/making…
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We can do better than our current police funding model. dailymemphian.com/article/14…

Veteran on defunding: Police don't need weapons of war

With 17 years of experience with military equipment, I can tell you that most police departments don’t have the experience and level of training needed to operate this equipment properly

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I'd rather make fewer criminals than need to incarcerate more.
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In print today: Our leaders need to uplift those who protest racial injustice, not condemn them | Opinion commercialappeal.com/story/o… via @memphisnews

Our leaders need to uplift those who protest racial injustice, not condemn them | Opinion

Memphians are hungry for leadership they can trust and that shows them they are seen and valued.

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Join us in a few hours for a great Twitter Chat!
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Congrats to @tnaflcio and these workers for joining the UFCW. Strong workers make our economy strong. #WorkersStrong #901Strong commercialappeal.com/story/n… via @memphisnews

In first area labor election since start of pandemic, food processing workers join UFCW

Hearthside Food Solutions workers, who package Kellogg cereal, vote to join UFCW in first local labor election since COVID-19, union says

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20 years ago, I finished my plebe year at the Naval Academy. Today, I salute the class of 2020 for their commitment to service. They are as ready as any to protect our nation during these uncertain times. #HIPHIPHOORAY #GONAVYBEATARMY #AUGHTTHREESIR!
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I was privileged to volunteer with MRPP last summer/fall and am estatic that the Robert E. Lee Park project is ready to move forward & enhance Memphis. Congrats to Carol Coletta and team for your work and vision. #901strong #MemphisStrong #DowntownMemphis dailymemphian.com/article/14…

Memphis River Parks Partnership reveals details for Tom Lee Park overhaul

New Tom Lee Park plans include large open spaces, sand bar beach, boardwalk

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I applaud Shelby Co. Commission's resolution on face coverings. But our workers still need protections as we open up. I will work to give them an avenue to report unsafe conditions and to get my favorite small businesses signed up as a Healthy Shelby Business!
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5.17 Weekly Update: CENSUS CENSUS CENSUS- Memphis reporting at only 48%. Let's get those numbers up! Please respond at census.gov/ so we get the resources we deserve. 60 days until Early Vote starts. To join our team, DM us or go to the901strong.com
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Today we mourn the passing of Fred Davis- a political, business, and community leader who worked tirelessly to uplift his community and paved the way for black businesses in Memphis. tri-statedefender.com/former… via @TSDMemphis

Former Councilman and renowned businessman Fred L. Davis dies at 86 - TSDMemphis.com

Fred L. Davis, owner of the Fred L. Davis Insurance Agency and the first African American to serve as chairman of the Memphis City Council, has died. The TSD’s story is developing. Mr. Davis passed...

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